The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-01-14
NEW YORK AND CHICAGO.
Yesterdays Quotations on Produce at the
Two Great Centers.


Yesterdays Quotations ON Produce at the
Two Great Centers.
NEW YORK, JAM 10-Flour-Receipts, co.
9O2 brs and sacks; exports, 1923 brls and IA, l43
sacks Less active, and weak Sales, $4,000
brs.
Wheat-Recepts, 70, 300 blu; exports. III. 974
bu. Cash firm but less active. Options opened
shade easier, afterward ruled stronger and ad
vanced ga &c, closing with slight reaction.
Speculation moderate. Sales, 3,012, 600 bu fut-
ures, 152, 900 bu spot; No. 2sprng 94c ungraded
red. sc 93Ec; No. red, 81 1c in elevator 93c de-
lvered; No. red, 934 093sc in elevator. 92a "a
93ac I. o. b.; No. 1 red, 96Ic; No. / white, 93a0
93ac; No red, January, 92s a 92ac, closing at
92sc; February, 92s d93!c, closing at 93sc;
March, 94a a. GAGE, closing at 94ac April. 954 q
96sc. closing at 95sc; May, 96s 97sc, closing at
oslo; September 99I a 99sc, closing at 994c; De-
cember, 81 02s a O3s. closing at ST. OBJ.
Corn-Cash firm and more active options 80
&c lower and moderately active Receipts: 6l,-
ego Blu: exports, 65,1l6 blu; sales, 496. 900 bu
futures. 342 900 bu spot Ungraded. 470483c
steamer, 47047ac elevator, 484c ahoat No. g
47sc elevator, 49c a1oat: steamer white. 47ac;
steamer yellow, 474c; No. 2, January, 474 047ac,
closing at 473c; February, 484 a 1876, closing at
1850; May, 500 a 14c closing at sic.
Oats quiet Receipts, A. $50 bu; exports. 212
bu Western, SO a CSC; white Western, 80 q 43c
Hay in fair demand and steady; shipping, 80
% SOC.
Hops quiet.
Coffee-Far Rio firm at 15ac; options fairly
active and higher. Sales 79, 250 bags; January,
1856 013. Csc; February, Is. 40 a Is &C., March,
l3 40 10 6oc; April. ID 40 - Coo; May, ID IS %
Co. june 13 SO a ID. Zoe; July, 13 IS a - Zoe:
August, ID 45 @ 13 55c Sugar steady; refined.
steady; granulated, SIC. Molasses steady; so
test, Zoe Rice firm.
Talow firm.
Eggs firm and in fair demand; receipts, !, 461
packages; Western, 80 033c.
Pork steady and fairly active. Sales. 400 brls;
mess $12012.50. Lard lower and fairly active;
Western steam, 6; 20 a. 72ac; January. 6 Csc;
6. IS &c. SIC; May. 600 &C CSC; June, 70I01c;
city steam, 6 SOC.
Butter quiet and frm Western, IL 028c;
Een creamery, 33c. Cheese firm and rather
quiet; Western fat IL q 1870.
Copper steady. Lead firm.
CHICAGO, Jan. 10-The tendency in the
wheat market to-day was toward lower range
OF prices. and the price for May delivery at one
time dropped to S4ac but rallied toward the
close and finally closed for the day at 85ac, or 4c
higher than Saturday. The report of the
visible supply disclosed an increase of GIG 600
bu, which was larger than had been estimated,
which was the chief reason assigned for the early
weakness. The market was sustained some
what, however, by reports of continued dry
weather in California, and also by reports that
stocks in the warehouses the lines of railroads
in the Northwest were being greatly reduced
The opening in corn showed no material change
in prices from the closing figures of Saturday
and for a time the market ruled firm and shade
higher: The large increase in the visible supply
i, 295, 600 bu-caused break of 4c, followed
by slight rally the market closing a &c under
Saturday: Oats ruled fairly active and weaker,
but closed at about Saturdays quotations Pro
visions were weak and unsettled. Mess pork
opened &c per brl higher, declined 10 a. 24c,
rallied 074c, declined 10 1870, but rallied and
closed at nearly outside figures Lard declined
10 % lac per 100 pounds, but rallied trife to-
ward the close. Short ribs ruled p 05c per 100
pounds lower. The leading futures ranged as
follows: